The Washington/Baltimore High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (W/B HIDTA) was founded in 1994 to foster cooperation among law enforcement agencies in its region and involve them in developing a strategy to address the region's drug-related public safety threats. The W/B HIDTA uses funding provided through Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) to sponsor a variety of law enforcement, prevention and substance abuse treatment initiatives throughout its region.

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Washington/Baltimore HIDTA

Washington/Baltimore HIDTA's headquarters in United States

Dorothy Lenning

Ali Burrell

Corey Comen

Brant Webb

Adeola Adeyemo

Erik Shumaker

C.j. Chambers

Carolyn J. Scruggs

The Project Management team at Washington/Baltimore HIDTA is responsible for overseeing and coordinating various initiatives related to drug-related public safety across the region. This includes managing programs such as ODMAP and Case Explorer, facilitating outreach and implementation efforts, and ensuring effective collaboration among law enforcement agencies. The team plays a pivotal role in strategizing and executing projects aimed at reducing drug trafficking and supporting prevention and treatment initiatives.

Project Management

The Analysis and Research team at the Washington/Baltimore HIDTA is dedicated to collecting, analyzing, and disseminating critical data related to drug trafficking and substance abuse trends in the region. This team employs various analytical techniques to support law enforcement operations, identify emerging threats, and inform strategic decision-making. By providing actionable insights and detailed reports, the team plays a vital role in enhancing collaboration among agencies and fostering effective responses to drug-related issues in the community.

Washington/Baltimore HIDTA

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Washington/Baltimore HIDTA

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Project Management

Analysis and Research

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